We saw the new Trek Madone on roadcyclinguk.com recently. For Trek, it marks the first mayor new release in several years and for the company, there’s a lot riding on this new frameset. We got our first chance to have a good poke around while the Discovery mechanics were prepping this bike for Stage 1.
The new Madone showing its bare bottom bracket |
Head tube tapers from 1 1/8″ to 1.5″ at the bottom for increased stiffness |
Following the trend for integrated seat tubes |
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